Sentence examples for peculiarities found in from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the local manifestation of armed violence often reflects unique factors and peculiarities found in a given community, country or culture, but not elsewhere.

The peculiarities found in the previous analyses of dinucleotide and synonymous codon usage preferences in the mammal-exclusive Pestivirus and Hepacivirus groups are, again, evident.

The analysis suggests that ground state robustness may serve as a rationale for some structural peculiarities found in intracellular signaling networks.

Our findings can explain many of the peculiarities found in the literature concerning the detection of BPF in relation to BPA.

In contrast to the peculiarities found in the expression of trypanosomatid protein-coding genes, e.g., generalized polycistronic transcription and trans-splicing (Martínez-Calvillo et al., 2010), trypanosomatid tRNA biology appears generally orthodox.

Lyon was also renowned for her work on the T-complex – a genetic peculiarity found in wildtype mice – which also came out of work on radiation, as well as her mouse genetics advocacy.

Even Wiki says these laws are "some of the most restrictive in the United States, and contain many peculiarities not found in other states".

The state laws governing alcoholic beverages in New Jersey are among the most complex in the United States, with many peculiarities not found in other states' laws.

Richard Henry Dana, Sr. also commented positively on Very's poetry: "The thought is deeply spiritual; and while there is a certain character of peculiarity which we so often find in like things from our old writers, there is a freedom from quaintness... Indeed, I know not where you would... find any thing in this country to compare with these Sonnets".

Therefore, the transpiration rate was higher than in green leaves (Lo Gullo et al., 2007), a peculiarity also found in mistletoes in relation to their hosts (Glatzel, 1983).

Peculiarities were also found in the understanding of figures of speech [ 12] and irony [ 13].